As you explore A Universe of Stories this summer, we’d like to add another storytelling format to your list: Podcasts! The rise in numbers of Americans who now listen to podcasts has increased considerably in the just past year. A CBS News poll from January 2019 showed that “two-thirds of Americans listen to podcasts at […]
Ahhhh, summer! For teens, it’s a much-welcomed break from early alarm clocks, class assignments, and final exams. And, a time where you can spend your days exploring what you’re most interested in – movies, video games, photography, writing…whatever! Our librarians can recommend books, activities, and tools just for you, around any unique interests. Are you […]
“Homegrown tomatoes, homegrown tomatoes What’d life be without homegrown tomatoes? Only two things that money can’t buy That’s true love and homegrown tomatoes.” Guy Clark, country/folk singer Have you heard the news? The Library District has launched a new collection: a Seed Library! This unique, community-driven collection is located on the first floor at Old […]
The Library District’s Answer Center manages calls on behalf of all three libraries and the administration center, and they can help with a variety of questions and concerns. On average, the Answer Center Team receives 100 calls each day with the majority focused on general library questions like renewals, placing holds, getting a library card, […]
This is the second in a series highlighting the diverse human Books at the Living Library Book Fair. You’ve probably heard about it by now: The Living Library event happening on Saturday, February 2 at Old Town Library. If you’re interested in participating in the day-long event as a “Reader” of one or more the […]
